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Newspaper

Sioux County Herald

Location

Orange City, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1914

Page

6

Aurelie Lindstrom Sparks Town Storm and Moonlit Reunion

In Rome, Harlan watches Aurelie Lindstrom sleep in the park as gossip swirls about her million dollar prize and past scandal. Aurelie plans to flee town after a taxi ride and a dramatic farewell before reuniting with Harlan under the moon on the hillside. They confess love, confront past choices, and dream of a future beyond the town’s gossip.

Harlan Miss Norman Parsons House Court House Aurelie Lindatrem West Rome's Park Aurélie Lindstrom Playter’s Corner Old Marshal Bee Sheriff's Office Wiley Curran Aurelia Marshal Bee Dong Amos Misa Norman Step Adar Aurelie Curran Uncle Michigan Earlville Ord Amelia Parsons Miss Norma Papa Lindstrom Abby Uncle Mich Flactville Metropol Mr. Curran Aurele Metropole Wiley Aurelle Parlville Rome Tmas Congress Gem Chicago Vawter Saunre Tabbie Autrelie Langgardly Miss Norminh High Street van Hart Miss Nor Mia Ina Tie Starlung Dickinson Mick

Ambiguous Tango Description From Afro American Slang Fragment

A fragmented and garbled text fragment appears to describe a tango phrase directed at an Arkansas City Black individual. The quote uses coarse dialect and references price and movement without clear context or event, leaving the core meaning unclear and oblique.

Fragmented Quote From Dalins News Obscures Meaning

A garbled quote appears from Dalins News with unclear speakers and terms. The dialogue mentions a father with fine chickers and references to Ine iscabators or Phemeeth Hecks, leaving the source unreadable.

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Cures a Cold in One Day Peddler Claim

An advertisement touts Bromo Quinine with a promise to cure a cold in one day. It urges buyers to look for the signature of H.W. Grove and mentions a price of 25.

H.W. Grove

The Effect Sleep Talk Turns From Doctor’s Cure to Laxative

A fragmentary dialogue sketches a patient recalling poor sleep and an illusory cure via a doctor named Peters. The odd mixture includes casual mentions of Seethbe and unnamed remedies described as laxatives and cathartics, suggesting a medical anecdote or advertisement style.

Fragmented Riff of Speech For a Local Page

The readable lines mix quotes about shooting, talking machines, Edison jokes, and grins. It mentions a poor husband brought home, a doctor, and references to Druggists and Edison. The text resembles a garbled column of dialogue and witticisms from a historical page.

Backward Trait Leads Harlan to Moonlit Quarry Encounter

On the first of September Harlan wanders to Tanner's quarry and finds Aurelie waiting on the ridge above the valley. She sits silent and grave beneath the harvest moon as the two share a tense, unspoken moment in the hills.

Harlan Eagle Point Mississippi Tanner Aurelie Lindstram Hartville Sinsinawa Creek

China Religion By Law Hardens Power in Yuan’s Court

The piece argues Yuan Shih Kai uses state religion, elevating Confucianism, to curb Christian influence linked to Sun Yat Sen and revolutionary leaders. It portrays Yuan as neutralizing reformists while Christianity remains a political force in China’s evolving regime.

China Cleveland Plain Dealer Yuan Shih Kai Sun Yat Sen Republic Yuan Pekin

New Zealand Reports Lowest Infant Mortality in World

The London Globe notes New Zealand leads with about 5 percent infant death rate, far below London's LW percent and Russia’s near double. Dunedin records 3.2 percent baby mortality in the first year since the health society began six years ago. A New Hampshire tale recalls a cold morning with a tea kettle lid frozen despite a stove fire.

London Globe New Zealand London Russias Dunedin Society For the Promotion of the Health of Jaffrey, N. H

Race of cave men found in wild Africa by Johnson

Frank Edward Johnson, National Geographic traveler, reports from Washington after two years in Tunisia. He describes Troglodyte cave dwellers, fearsome tribes, and ancient ruins with military escorts and remarkable cavern mosques. He estimates over 100000 inhabitants in southern Tunisia and details deep rock dwellings for thousands.

Africa Frank Edward Johnson National Geographic Society Washington Tunisia Sugarloaf United States Gilbert H. Grosvenor Biskra Johnson

How the soils have changed

A discussion on soil degradation in the United States. It argues that excessive plowing and harrowing exhausts vegetable matter, reducing humus and plant food, causing land to fail in both dry and wet seasons. It notes settlers perceived drought resistance but over generations soils wore down, altering climate resilience.

Wallace Itarmer United States Illinois Towa

New York Man Presents a $3 Banknote in Barroom Test

A Middletown man sought change for a $3 bill at a local bar. The bartender doubted its existence but the patron produced a 1852 Connecticut Bank of North America note issued in Seymour. The bill promised payment of $3 to bearer and bore signature of cashier F Atwater and president G F De Witt. The note was found while renovating a house once occupied by the man’s father.

New York New York World Middletown Connecticut State Bank of North America Seymour State of Connecticut Bank of North America F. Atwater G. F. de Witt

Mistietoe Popular in English Market from France for Holidays

In 1912 the London and Southwestern railway handled 1,500,000 bunches weighing 656 tons valued at $300,000. Women in Mozambique use a wooden implement to make a whitening cosmetic said to smooth skin and prevent eruptions.

France London & Southwestern Railway

Free Transportation Offers to Velie Purchasers Near Moline

Intending automobile buyers in this vicinity are invited to write Mr Chas E Giltner Velie representative in Moline to receive full details of a remarkable offer paying transportation expenses to and from Moline for factory visits. Velie promotes factory knowledge and guarantees high service through local agents while also offering arrangements to visit Omaha Kansas City Minneapolis Chicago or other centers.

Chas. E. Giltner Velie Velie Motor Vehicle Co Moline, DL Velie Company Moline Vellg Velia John Deere Velie Motors and Buggies Omaha Kansas City Minneapolis Chicago Chas EB. Giltner The

Brilliant Idea and Child Teething Colloquy

A young mother and a bachelor friend debate a baby's cries with playful remarks about teething and hair growth. The exchange then contrasts fashion, noting a woman’s elegance versus being horribly old fashioned and a slouch being stylish.

What 10 Did For This Woman

Danville Virginia woman Mrs. Haley testifies she spent ten dollars on Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills and recovered from female troubles. The ad extols the remedy's forty year reputation and invites letters to the Pinkham Medicine Co for confidential advice.

Danville Lydia EB. Pinkham Martin Haley Colquhone Street Lydia E. Pinkham Lydia B.pinkham

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